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Montgomery County, Maryland: Healthy and Sustainable Communities Initiative and Website The website provides an excellent example of how to use RBA methods to improve environmental quality of life, and illustrates a dynamic way of using the RBA framework to gather community and expert input. June, 2008
Turning
the Curve Stories:
UK Department of
Children, Schools and Families releases report on
Outcome Based Accountability
by researchers David Utting, Alison Painter and Judy
Renshaw.
Turning the Curve Stories
describes the principles of the Outcome Based
Accountability (OBA) framework for planning and
taking action to improve the quality of life and
outcomes for all children (and other populations)
and to improve the performance of specific services,
agencies and service systems. The resource is
accompanied by a series of England-wide case
studies, illustrating how the approach has been
applied.
June, 2008
The
Autumn, 2008 issue of LCSA's quarterly publication
Local devotes 25 pages to "A Conversation
with Mark Friedman" about implementation of Results
Based Accountability. The
Local Community Services Association, the peak body
for 300 New South Wales AU neighbourhood and
community centres.
June, 2008
RBA 101
Workshop WORKBOOK
Version 1.8
(56 pages) This is the document used in all the RBA 101 Workshops.
May 6, 2008
SEVEN NEW RESULTS ACCOUNTABILITY
SUCCESS STORIES February
4, 2008
1. Turning the curve on 16 to 18 Year Olds Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET) in Newcastle, UK: Sara Morgan-Evans, Local Connexions Manager in Newcastle, UK describes her team's multi-year success using Outcome Based Accountability, working with other partners, to produce a significant reduction in this important measure of youth disengagement.
2. Turning the curve on Positive Youth Shelter Discharges from the Spectrum Youth and Family Services Homeless Shelter in Burlington, Vermont: Trine Bech, authored this paper summarizing the exceptional work of the shelter staff and residents using Results Accountability methods to turn a declining trend in rate of positive exits for young people from the shelter. A key to their success was involvement of the youth themselves.
3.
to 7.
Turning Curves, Achieving Results:
Five Annie E. Casey Foundation Fellows
(Craig Levine, Molly McGrath, Brenda Donald,
Dennis Campa and Yolie Flores Aguilar) describe
their successes using Results Accountability to
measurably improve the well-being of children
and families in Essex County, NJ, Chicago, IL,
Washington, DC, San Antonio TX, and Los Angeles
County, CA. Don't miss the inspiring
introduction by Molly McGrath.
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The UK Workshops Page: Outcome-Based
Accountability
Results Accountability
ranks better
than Logic
Model, Balanced Scorecard and Six Sigma on complexity of language and readability. What you need to know about Privatization: When government-delivered services are contracted out to for-profit and/or nonprofit providers, it is called “privatization.” While this method has been part of the government landscape for many years, elected officials and government managers often don’t know the basics of when privatization is appropriate and how to make it work. This short paper gives you a candid summary of what you need to know. February, 2007
The End of the Melting Pot
Responsabilidad
Con Los Resultados Para Las Comisiónes Prop. 10 Guía de Planeación Para Mejorar
el Bienestar de Niños, Jóvenes y sus Familias,
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